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  • 1.  lastActivationTimestamp attribute of PAM User

    Posted Apr 02, 2020 01:49 PM
    Hello, 

    Please could you provide more information about the attribute "lastActivationTimestamp", as how/when is it first defined and then updated ever? 

    Can this be considered as "created" or "lastModified"  timestamp for the user record?

    The API Response for USER is as below: 

     

    {   "userId": "111111",   "userName": "CN=*******,DC=COM",   "firstName": "John",   "lastName": "Smith",   "email": "",   "phone": "",   "cellphone": null,   "oldpassword": null,   "description": "desc",   "resetPasswordFlag": "t",   "active": "t",   "expiration": null,   "loginContact": "",   "emailSelfOnLoginFlag": "f",   "activationDate": null,   "terminateUserOnExpirationFlag": "f",   "userPrincipalName": "aadapaa",   "samAccountName": "aadapaa",   "lastActivationTimestamp": "1585315728",   "isUpdateable": "t",   "isDeleteable": "t",   "userGroups": [     {       "name": "CN=********,DC=COM",       "id": "1111111"     }   ],   "paUserGroups": [],   "accountDisabledTimestamp": "0",   "userLang": "AUTO",   "RDPUsername": "",   "mainframeName": "",   "authType": "radius",   "apiKeys": [],   "lastSuccessfulLoginTime": null,   "roles": [],   "accessTimes": [],   "provisionType": "ldap",   "ldapDomainID": "1",   "ldapServerType": "ActiveDirectory",   "shortName": "aadapaa",   "baseDN": "*****visa.COM",   "ipRanges": null,   "papChap": "pap" }


    Thanks,

    Cristina



  • 2.  RE: lastActivationTimestamp attribute of PAM User
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 02, 2020 10:36 PM
    Hello Cristina, On user import this will be set to the current time. You could say that's the "created" timestamp. If the user later on is disabled temporarily, e.g. due to inactivity or because PAM detects a tampered connection, and then a PAM admin enables/activates the user again, it will be updated to the time of re-activation.


  • 3.  RE: lastActivationTimestamp attribute of PAM User

    Posted Apr 03, 2020 07:36 AM
    Thank you Ralf for clarifications.